A Fast Fourth-Order Cut Cell Method for Solving Elliptic Equations in Two-Dimensional Irregular Domains
By: Yuke Zhu, Zhixuan Li, Qinghai Zhang
Potential Business Impact:
Solves math problems in weird shapes faster.
We propose a fast fourth-order cut cell method for solving constant-coefficient elliptic equations in two-dimensional irregular domains. In our methodology, the key to dealing with irregular domains is the poised lattice generation (PLG) algorithm that generates finite-volume interpolation stencils near the irregular boundary. We are able to derive high-order discretization of the elliptic operators by least squares fitting over the generated stencils. We then design a new geometric multigrid scheme to efficiently solve the resulting linear system. Finally, we demonstrate the accuracy and efficiency of our method through various numerical tests in irregular domains.
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